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Navy Beans Poems - Poems about Navy Beans


Premium Member my favorite soup has no name
...My favorite soup is my own invention It has no name, but it is a combination Navy beans and ham, sliced potatoes, Onions with lots of salt and pepper. Cornbread is a necessiity, to go under it. ......

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Categories: navy beans, food,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member When the World Ran Out of Everything
...when the world ran out of everything hugs, handshakes and cuddles were no more there was COVID the nineteenth offspring of eighteen previous pathogens a mutation for the nations picket f......

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Categories: navy beans, conflict, environment,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Chili Braggart
...I love my own chili, I know it sounds silly, heat in pot nice and hot it is truly a dilly. I love my own meatloaf. I throw on a sugar top. Other people would not do it, or know how to sto......

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Categories: navy beans, 6th grade, 7th grade,
Form: Light Verse
Premium Member Got Gas--- Flatulence
...Got GAS--- Flatulence Got me sum delicate tummy Ate too MUCH late at night After eight-thirty for Pete’s sake---- Guess I should not have ate That cabbage and raw egg cinnamon-shake NOW MY......

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Categories: navy beans, analogy, betrayal, conflict, imagery,
Form: Free verse
Winter Weary - a Seasonal Tale
...Winter Weary A rhyme that sends a winters “chill’. With snow, not knowing where to start. But as he’s had some time to “chill”. A fellow with a changing heart. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ I’ve ne......

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Categories: navy beans, poetry, snow,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Mister Sibarbara
...MR. SIBARBARA Mr. Sibarbara was 30s fat really fat! A big, fat, good natured Italian senior He got fat stayed fat on 3-day-old pastry most people bought at a way-downtow......

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Categories: navy beans, lifeold, tree, old, smile,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Jake Sure Loved His Beans
...My stepdad’s name was Eldon, but his best friends called him Jake. “Missoura” born, he loved guy things like fishing on a lake. He’d gone into the Navy after having grown up poor and then got shippe......

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Categories: navy beans, father, mom,
Form: Quatrain

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